the good thing where this area much severe storms it will mississippi -- miss us and weaken to the north. and in addition to that coming in from the west, looking at the tropical satellite north and east of miami you see the thunderstorms erupting there. and a chance of turning into a tropical depression or storm. drifting to the east of florida the next couple of days. by thursday, these are all of the different models saying where it will go. and scraping the carolinas thursday. and friday for the 4th of july you seat consensus, off our coast but close enough we need to watch it. at the minimum a high rip current risk for everyone at the shore on the 4th of july. overnight, clouds and stars and turning more humid. 70 in dover. and the 4day at four tomorrow a dry day but hot and humidity 92 degrees. and scorcher wednesday. 94, feeling over 100 degrees with downpours. and then thursday, unsettled on the 4th watching the tropical feature that could turn into tropical storm arthur at 82 and more on forecast, but needless to say, a lot going on this week in the weather department. not a goo

their daughter had been miss mississippi. the next day. >> miss mississippi's family was run out of town? >> out of town. out of macon because her father and mother decided just that they would meet volunteers. >> just meet them. >> because it was revolutionary to have white students working with blacks, living together, eating together at that time. is that not right? >> if you had white people coming down and white peoples using the same toilet, the same washroom that this would undermine the idea of apartheid which was operating the absolute need to separate the races for social purposes. >> it's hard to imagine the climate of fear and oppression in mississippi that summer. how did people deal with the constant threat of violence? >> well, here's the thing. it was guerilla warfair. -- war fare. it's not constant. you were not always in danger. you had to know when you were in real danger. most of the time we were living in the base. you would make it out the to the courthouse. that was the place. you went to different layer

she was director of the project in nach he's, mississippi miss. she's one of the few people i know that participated in the march in washington and, the selma march and the poor people march. she has continue to work as an activist from the movement to the end of the war in vietnam, to community ak programs to end profort. she eventually would spend her professional career as a social worker practicing in st. louis and washington, d.c. rita bender is also a person of an extraordinary civil rights pedigree. she was first drawn into activism as a member of the down ton chapter of core. the congress of racial equality in the lower east side of manhattan. she worked along her husband. michael and rita in 63-64. drove to mississippi in their vw beetle. opened up their cofo center in the 4th congressional district in meridian, mississippi. there they endured in extraordinary harassment, which culminated when michael along with his companions were murdered. rita she continued to work in the movement thereafter. she participated in the mississippi free de

. >> the kennedy administration makes a deal where by the miss mispoli -- mississippi police units agreen jackson will be arrested. >> officials in mississippi think they found a legal way to circumvent desegregation. their method calling defiance of segregation a threat to the peace in an area where popular feelings run so high. >> the freedom riders included james bevel, john louis, james lawson, among others were sent to the state penitentiary. >> so this guy takes me back to the jail cell and prison doors slam, it has an affect on you. the sound, you thought you would never get out again. >> as soon asing a day tors leave and get tired of stirring up trouble, we're going back to the same old way of living that's made our city such a wonderful place in which to live. thank you very much, mr. mayor. >> this attempt to stop the freedom rides only served to fuel the flames of the civil rights movement. >> i would like to see the hands of those of you who will continue the freedom ride in our future. >> freedom ride after freedom ride would come through and get arrest in jackson and go to

headed down south to one of the best universities in the country, university of mississippi, affectionately known as ole miss. >> hey, morgan. welcome to ole miss. glad you're here. >> appreciate it. >> this looks pretty brand now. >> we're doing a $12.5 million expansion, ren nation. >> it's apparent right away they take their football very seriously. ole miss is the alma mater of eli manning and his father archie. the on manning way, the speed limit is set to number 18. and the families helped fund the renovations to the football facility. >> brand-new locker room. >> this does not smell like a locker room. although they're called amateur athletes, there's nothing amateurish about this facility. >> it looks like the fbi. >> ping-pong, video games. >> a jumbotron. >> a trophy, reminder of success. >> that's awesome. three national championships, six heisman trophy finalists, 21 bowl victim prips i didn't even go to ole miss and i'd proud. >> we created rebels in the nfl hall way. below each mannequin we have the ole miss players who played on these particular teams. >> on game day? >> you're walking out to

. >> i just got back from mississippi, just missed the area of 18 coming back from some military duty. >> we have one area in the central united states and another that's moving toward the east coast and along the coastline through the gulf, so watch out for this. you don't want to drive in it. it only takes a foot or two of rain which comes up quickly to move the car away. >> we have not only a system developing in the midsection of the country, but all that wet weather is a mentioned, really the eastern third of the country is pretty unsettled right now. some of the heaviest stuff this morning is with that front that is moving along the gulf coast where we have thunderstorms we've been dealing with in places like now starting to furnish into the florida panhandle dealing with that. some of the heaviest stuff off the coastline, so a lot of the boating that goes on out here and fishing, it's going to be a are you ever day to try to get any of that done. through the rest of the region, up and down the coastline, looking for significant amounts of rain especially right under one of thos

a special report on the three workers for civil rights still missing in mississippi and a review of motivesorces behind those who planned to carry on the work. now, here is nbc news correspondent frank mcgee. >> first, the known facts. james chaney, andrew goodman, and schwerner went to mississipms mississippi to register negroes as voters. it had been stressed that the federal government could offer them little protection. >> the bodies of schwerner, chaney and goodman were found later that summer, three young men murdered by the kkk trying to register black voters in mississippi. the man at the center of the battle, freedom summer, 50 years later he's back in mississippi organizing with the new generation. he will be my guest, coming up. ♪ ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ [ birds squawking ] my mom makes airplane engines that can talk. [ birds squawking ] ♪ my mom makes hospitals you can hold in your hand. ♪ my mom can print amazing things right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] my mom makes trains that are friends with tre

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it was a near-miss down in mississippi. tea party's hopes for another historic upset shattered when six-term senator thad cochran eked out a win against mcdaniel and the ugliest fight of the season did not end with a handshake and a call for unity in the final bell. it doesn't appear to have ended at all. dana bash down in jackson. dana, you know, is this thing over yet? >> reporter: well, it certainly looks like it's over, but we haven't gotten what we normally get when it is over and that is a concession from the person that didn't win. chris mcdaniel, the challenger has been very active on his social media site. it has been crickets since yesterday and we do have a sense that perhaps we will hear from him soon to decide whether or not he will will will go forward or whether he will keep up his very tough stance about how he feels this runoff went. >> this was anything, but a concession speech. >> so much for bold colors. >> so much for principle. you've got to be combative to battle a 36-year senate veteran in your own p

forecast across the country, again, a lot have a chance for showers, hit or miss, grab the umbrella east of the mississippie west is very dry. they have not had a drop of rain in any western city in june yet. the drought horrendous out there. they will not see it end soon. mika, the beautiful weekend, sunshine, this week, we'll dodge showers and storms. >> great, bill, thank you very much. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," to run or not to run? hillary clinton's latest timetable on her plans for 2016 and latest polls in her support for the democratic party. when we come back here, we'll hudden around the water cooler where one 1990s one-hit wonder is trying something you have to see to believe. we'll be right back. good job! still running in the morning? yeah. getting your vegetables every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. >>> earlier in the show, we told you that president obama is set to issue an executive order later today to ease student debt. if you want to sound smart today, tell your fri

hundred yard section of soil including trees and brush, slid off a mississippi river hillside, landing on a parkway below. barely missing two motorists but the really scary part, the mudslide happened right next to a group of medical buildings. leading to questions about their stability, but engineers say the buildings are embedded in bedrock and safe but the hospital had to relocate some oxygen thanks near the site. >>> folks in the plains and midwest are in for for severe storms and flooding. meteorologist janice dean is live in the fox stream weather center with the latest. >> yes, it's feeling like summertime for a lot of folks across the southeast and the gulf coast, central u.s., 90 right now in kansas city, 91 el paso, 104 in phoenix. 73 in missoula. cooler across the northeast as well as the northeast and great lakes. scattered thunderstorms are moving through the atlanta area. that's why the temperatures have dropped significantly over the last couple of hours. watches and warnings, three of them right now well into the evening for parts of the upper midwest across the ohio river valley. these are thunderstorm

authorities were desperately searching for three civil rights workers who had gone missing in the backwoods of mississippi early chaney and andrew goodman were in the state as part of the historic freedom summer, a courageous effort to bring students into the deep south to fight jim crow. activists soon learned the men had been murdered by the kkk. a new documentary "freedom summer" on pbs record ares this stunning moment of grief and passion at chaney's memorial service. >> i want to talk about really what i really grieve about. i don't grieve for chaney because the fact i feel that he lived fuller life than in of us will ever live. i feel that he's got his freedom we are still fighting for. >> all the different emotions leading up to this particular moment rekindled to come out. looking out there and seeing ben chaney, james's little brother, i lost it. i totally just are lost it. >> don't bow down anymore. hold your are heads up. we want our freedom now. i don't want to have are to go to another memorial. i'm tired of funerals. tired of it. >> joining me now is stanley nelson, the emmy award winning di

too close to call, down to the wire drama in the mississippi senate primary amid broken voting machines and missingt in the woods with no food, no water for 29 days found alive. how she managed to survive. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning to you. let's get right to that fox news alert. brand new video released by the taliban of the moment sergeant bergdahl was handed over to american forces. >> as new questions swirl over his disappearance and what the white house did to get him home. good morning, peter. >> good morning, ainsley. when the taliban turned sergeant bergdahl over to a navy seal m team he walked on his own several hundred feet to the united states. bergdahl doesn't look that much different than he did in video the we have seen him in for years. the white house says his poor health required to take action so there was no time to notify congress about the loss. now capitol hill are upset about that. >> given the past briefing and concerns we had addressed, and these were from both committees and leadership of both committees the concerns were bipartisan. i strongly

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mississippi. or more affectionately known as ole miss. >> hey, morgan. good to see you.ome on in. >> appreciate. this looks brand new. >> this is the renamed manning center. we're doing a $12.5 million renovation, expansion. >> it's apparent right away that ole miss takes its football very, very seriously. they also take their legacies very, very seriously. ole miss is the alma mater of both eli manning and his father archie. there's manning way. the speed limit is set to archie's jersey, number 18. >> this is impressive. >> and the family even helped to fund the multimillion-dollar renovations to the indoor football facility. >> brand new weight room. >> it's beautiful. team meeting room. >> brand new quloerk room. >> this does not smell like a locker room. >> although they're called am fuhr athletes, there's clearly nothing amateurish with b. this facility. >> individualized access with the fingerprint. >> looks like the fbi. >> players' lounge, computers, video games. >> you've got a jumbotron. >> reminder of success. >> that's awesome. three national championships. s

. >> university of mississippi, home to william faulkner, ole miss football, the only federally funded marijuana farm in the country. wait, what? for all intents and purposes you are the government's sole producer of marijuana. >> correct. >> he oversees the university of mississippi's marijuana project. its mission, to aid law enforcement and produce pot for federal study, mostly related to addiction. -- theyfide research can get their material from our program. arm in the a pot fr middle of a college campus raises some, shall we say, security concerns. so the university installed a little security -- 20 high-definition cameras, double barbed wire fencing, and armed guards. satisfies the requirements. the security is all over the place. ago whenhan 40 years the university launched its project, legalizing pot was little more than a joke, but now a majority of americans favor legalization. this is the only place to get fortioned and funded pot study. the shift in public opinion on marijuana has coincided in the for research requests from the plant, but that is not an easy process. it in

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wants the c-3 status is actually running a candidate in miss sip tonight against an incumbent republican. there's a primary going on in mississippithink that this should be a concern for republicans. if mcdaniel wins, he's extremist, he's despicable. his victory helps keep senate democratic control of the senate. why are they saying such bad things about him, newt? >> because they're trying to re-elect thad cochran. it's a very tough race. and this state senator shocked everybody in the mississippi establishment all of whom had doubled down on cochran who had been there for 42 years. i'll make a prediction right here. the next senator from mississippi is a republican, period. >> but aren't you concerned, honestly, newt, seriously, you've got a guy in terms of mcdone yell, he's attracting enthusiastic support -- >> you guys are going to own him. >> anyway, i'd be concerned about that. >> we'll have the results tonight. we've got to leave it there. should there be term limits in congress? tweet yes or no using # crossfire. we'll have the results after the break. we also have the outrajs of the day. nobody ever stomped their foot an

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it was on june 21, 1964 that the men went missing after they visited a church in neshoba county, mississippiwhich the ku klux klan had bombed because it was going to be used as a freedom school. this clip from the documentary picks up the story. we hear from retired fbi agent jim ingram and reporter jerry mitchell. it begins with former u.s. assistant attorney general john doar. >> three silver rights workers were missing. they had last been seen going up to investigate a church burning in neshoba county. >> it is 35 miles per murdered into philadelphia than 12 miles to lawndale or the church had been burned. that afternoon, the three were seen at the church site and at the home of its late leader. about 2:30 to headed westward philadelphia. >> chaney was outside changing the tire. they had a flat. he said, i'mled up arresting chaney for speeding. schwerner and goodman, for investigation. >> the deputy sheriff stopped him and takes him into jail. somehow, someway, the message gets out to the klan and then they have to organize. --the "made things, gather they coordinated things, gathering as

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. >> and minneapolis, the swollen mississippi river left a hospital building teetering above the water. the mud fell onto the parkway along the river. narrowly missing two passing cars. abc's neal karlinsky has more on the wicked wet weather. >> reporter: along the crow river in delano, the water is reaching its peak barely protected by a freshly built dam. some businesses on the wrong side of that barrier are now scrambling. >> yesterday morning we had, 40, 50 people here that were just sandbagging. because as you can see we are on the wrong side of the clay levee. >> reporter: the smallest towns facing the biggest impact. in chaska, the minnesota river is choked with logs and getting hired. >> that low shack over there, if you go down, 4, 5 feet, there is a bench down there. >> reporter: this which looks like a pond is actually the field where the state's high school baseball all-stars were supposed to play this weekend. that game had to be moved. it's been an unusually violent weekend of weather. severe thunderstorms blew through chicago bringing trees down on homes and wiping out power lines even causing hundreds of delays at o'hare airport. bac

miss guy, hogan. what's that judgment going to be in mississippi next tuesday?ink mcdaniel wins the race only because you can't have someone elected like mcdaniel time after time -- like cochran and then tell the voters he's a bad guy. that doesn't make any sense on its face. you have to do what mcdaniel did which is say this guy is out of touch. he's too washington. he's too establishment. he's now part of the problem. that's why mcdaniel is able to gain ground and why cochran is in the fight for his life. whether he knows about cantor or not, it's indicative of a candidate who is so mired in his own difficult race he's not paying attention to the bigger picture. >> he did get the mississippi chamber of commerce down there, just to get another sports metaphor in there. that a hail mary on the chamber's part for cochran? >> of course it is. it also is a way for them to demonstrate that they are still about big business and big business interests. so will it help to hogan's last point that he's the establishment candidate, absolutely not. cochran, you're wonderin

, he said this will -- what has happened last night in many is miss will be the sort of thing that every political operative in mississippi, he was old enough to have been alive when this happened, will define themselves on whether they were a cochran man or a mcdaniel man. he's essentially saying this will change the party forever. the question, though, is, if he's right, and you can extrapolate from this. what is the thing that happens in the tea party, in the conservative movement that wouldn't have happened without this betrayal. >> i'm looking at the near term future, tennessee and kansas. these are the two live senate primaries. they hadn't gotten much traction yet. here's the thing, what the cochran forces pulled off in mississippi last night, is something that could only happen in mississippi, open primary, there's no party registration in mississippi. anybody can come in and vote, huge, statistically the largest proportionally african-american population of any state in the country. all of these voters who are on the sidelines, the cochran people are able to tap into, galvanize, get them to vote. where else in th

miss you here. as far as "way too early" goes, a lot happened last night. the nasty republican primary in mississippi finally over. but the losing candidate isn't conceding just yet. last night thad cochran narrowly edged out tea party challenger chris mcdaniel. just three weeks ago, mcdaniel got more votes but failed to win outright. he seemed to have all the momentum going into last night's runoff. but yesterday's vote defied conventional wisdom about getting out the vote. with nearly 56,000 more voters going to the polls. so where did the new voters come from? the cochran campaign got the help from the national republican senatorial committee and some big names in the state who helped turn out voters in strong cochran areas. and cochran supporters actively sought out african-american democrats, making the argument that cochran had delivered for mississippi. mcdaniel has called the tactics to get liberals to vote in the republican primary illegal. last night he stopped well short of conceding, even being introduced as the republican nominee. >> there were literally dozens of irregularities reported

miss you here. as far as "way too early" goes, a lot happened last night. the nasty republican primary in mississippi but the losing candidate isn't conceding just yet. last night thad cochran narrowly edged out tea party challenger chris mcdaniel. just three weeks ago, mcdaniel got more votes but failed to

mississippi was the little tiny town. the town only had 1100 people. shortly after misses hamer tried to adjust her to vote, knight riders came through shooting of the black community. the mayor of the town had me arrested for doing the shooting. he said the voter registration effort was failing and i had done this shooting to generate failingy for this campaign. he handed me over to the town council. he sits me next to a police dog in the back of the car. he lets me go the next morning. it was an attempt to intimidate. within the context of having arrested me, if he confiscated the shotgun of the man i was staying with, joe mcdonald, 76ers old. when i got back, he is now worried about not having his gun. he needed it for just what i said, he had me, charles, three of us staring -- staying with them and you would go out every morning and shoot game to put food on the table. without his shotgun, he did not see a way to feed us. what was he going to do without his gun? i told him he had a right to his gun and he asked me if i was certain about that. the united states constit

years as a solo artist lances also produced a documentary called mississippi i am so about the fight for gays civil rights in that state misssouthern state or infamous southern state as so might say you are from.

what is particularly noticeable to me, what is missing and crucial to understanding what took place not just in mississippi in 1964, but across the south is the thinking of movement people. i mean, events, actions, and activities did not just come out of nowhere. they were thought about. they were discussed. they were debated and if you really want to understand what happened in 1964 in mississippi, you have to understand the thinking related to the time and place that people who were struggling against a white supremacist system were engage in. this 1964 summer project did not happen independent of this thought and most importantly this thought came not from the top down by intellect tule elet's but bubbled from the bottom up from people who weren't ordinarily paid attention to who had ideas about taking on, tackling, and in the final analysis, destroying white supremacy. so to understand the mississippi summer project of 1964, you have to look from the bottom up and not the top down. you have to wonder what got dory ladner from hattiesburg, mississippi, to jackson state, to snic, to nat ches mississippi.

miss. one of the things we showed -- you swim in mississippi. you don't just jump in the water. the fist thing you do is you run the snakes out of the water. then you go in. swim as long as you want. make sure the snakes are out. because back in those days we were taught that snakes didn't bite in the water. and we believed that. but i found out later that's not so. we did what we do in mississippi. we went down to one of our neighbors' house. probably had a half acre of watermelons. we taught him how to borrow some watermelons. and we each had one. he thought that was wonderful, you know. then after that, that wednesday a lot of people think that on that wednesday we went to the store and that the men came to our house that same night. but that wednesday he wanted to go to -- we had picked cotton all day. we wasn't bored as someone said, that we was bored and we had stole that day and went and took money. i said, get out of here. he wasn't even there. he claimed he helped emmett steal my dad's car. >> as a matter of fact, i think i read that false account that they even took th

miss another episode of "the five." "special report" coming up right now. >> it is june 25th. a fox news alert. all eyes on mississippiarty upset. one candidate just squeaking by. the result of last primary elections hours away. >> the no fly list unconstitutional. does that take away our rights or protect us. >> the world cup player chowing down on the other team. the attack even evander holyfield is talking about. >> good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first". it is still dark out there. i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us. we begin with a fox news alert. results pouring in as voters head to the polls in six states. all eyes on a senate runoff in mississippi and packed mississippi primary in oklahoma. >> kelly wright is here. he has been here all night with breaking news. >> good morning to you ainsley and heather. a rough night for the tea party backed candidates. two suffering major defeats in tuesday's primaries. six term senator chris mcdaniel who won the primary three weeks ago but failed to get the majority needed. koch r cochran reached out to vot

missing e-mails in a matter of weeks, chris. >> we will stay on top of it. mike, thank you. >> a mississippi tea party official charged with conspi conspireing to take photographs of a senator's wife in her nursing home has killed himself. police say the body of mark marfield was found in his garage. still ahead, some amazing video of a fighter pilot landing his plane on a stule. wheel explain. also it turns out rumors of criminal activity by a possible presidential candidate were greatly exaggerated. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. >>> iran's government is desperate for a nuclear bomb and is using iraq's prime minister as a puppet. those accusations come tonight from the leader of iraniantryin their government. >> reporter: it is a massive call for regime change in iran. the largest gaerthering of the iranian government. the national counsel of resistance of iran had its annual meeting outsid

mississippi and new york are on par. >> no doubt. he is originally from clark, dale in the delta and went to old miss. nor lost faith. he feels an obligation to empower, uplift, educate, to contribute. >> one of the important tasks of musicians is being able to really speak truthfully about what is going on without fear of reprisal, right? it allows the audience then to say you know what? you're right. now that you have put it to a nice melody or a nice beat, or you say it in that way, and hopefully in the end that engages them more and allows them to move. and i don't think any movement in the world has not had a soundtrack, right? regardless of what it is. and so that's our job. ♪ the hood here is exactly why the hood here ♪ ♪ and if you're trying to find, better look here ♪ i live in a luxury penthouse overlooking central park. when the guests arrive, they're greeted by my butler, larry. my helipad is being re-surfaced so tonight we travel by more humble means. at my country club, we play parlor games with members of the royal family. yes i am rich. that's why i drink the champagne of beers. mayo?

mississippi and new york are on par, right? >> yeah, no doubt. pyinfamous is originally from clarksdale in the delta and went to ole miss, but he's neither left norate, to contribute. >> one of the important tasks of musicians is being able to really speak truthfully about what's going on without fear of reprisal. right? it allows the audience to then say you know what, you're right. now that you've put it to a nice melody or to a nice beat or you say it in a nice way. and hopefully, then, that engages them more and allows them to move. and i don't think any movement in the world has not had a soundtrack, right? regardless of what it is. and so, that's our job. ♪ the hood here, that's exactly why the hood's here ♪ ♪ and if you're trying to find, better look here ♪ ♪ close the blinds ♪ scared to cross ♪ it's not fair to y'all, make room, break rules ♪ i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choos